Carlos Solórzano Family, Real Name, Spouse, Profession, Eye Color, body stats, Feet Size, Wiki

Carlos Solórzano Family, Real Name, Spouse, Profession, Eye Color, body stats, Feet Size, Wiki

Carlos Solórzano Fernández (May 6, 1919 â€" March 30, 2011) was a

Guatemalan born Mexican playwright. He is considered one of the most

important playwrights in Guatemalan history.[1] His contribution to

the theater in Latin America range from his plays to articles in

theater journals and encyclopedias, and essays related to the history

and anthology of Latin theater.[2]Carlos Solórzano was born in 1919

to a wealthy family in San Marcos, Guatemala.[2]In 1939 Carlos

Solórzano moved to Mexico. In 1945 he graduated from the Universidad

Nacional Autónoma de México as an architect, as a master and doctor

of letters 1946â€"1948. His first play, Espejo de Novelas, was penned

in 1946. In 1948, a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation permitted

him to study drama at Sorbonne, Paris, France.[1][2] During his

studies in France, he became acquainted with many prominent men of

letters such as Camus and Ghelderode and their influence and dramatic

style would be a major influence in his later works as indeed in

increasing his interest in theatrical subjects in

general.[2]Solórzano returned to Mexico City. He began writing a

number of plays, some of which are important to Mexican theatre today.

Doña Beatriz, la sin ventura (1954), El hechicero (1954), Las manos

de Dios (1957), El crucificado (1957), Los fantoches de andalucia

(1959), Tres actos (1959) are amongst his notable works in the 1950s.

His play El crucificado, is a reenactment of Jesus Christ's

crucifixion. A number of his works are allegorical ranging from

political allegories with hidden agendas to explorations of the reason

for man's existence.[2]
Carlos Solórzano Family, Real Name, Spouse, Profession, Eye Color, body stats, Feet Size, Wiki


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